Privacy & Regulation

Moderator(s):

Jörg Asma Partner

KPMG

John Hermans Partner

KPMG

Sessions:

Which Technologies will Allow us to Protect Information Seamlessly in any Situation – at Rest, in Move, in Use?

Date: Thursday, May 06, 2010 Time: 14:00-15:00

Which Technologies will Allow us to Protect Information Seamlessly in any Situation – at Rest, in Move, in Use?

Martin Kuppinger, KuppingerCole

What are the Conclusions from the latest Judgement on Identity Related Data Storage Drawn by the German Constitutional Court?

Dr. Michael Karger, Wendler Tremml Rechtsanwaelte

State of the Art in Privacy Enhancing Technologies

Date: Thursday, May 06, 2010 Time: 15:00-16:00

State of the Art in Privacy Enhancing Technologies

Eve Maler, ForgeRock • Liam Lynch, eBay Inc.

License to Mask

Dr. Johannes Wiele, Jungheinrich AG

Consumer Identity & Trust Networks

Consumer Identity: a Dutch Perspective on Benefits, Issues and Next Steps

Date: Thursday, May 06, 2010 Time: 16:30-17:30

Consumer Identity: a Dutch Perspective on Benefits, Issues and Next Steps

Dr. Maarten Wegdam, InnoValor - ReadID • Jaap Kuipers, DigiNotar BV

Consumer-to-business identity on the internet has potentially many advantages for all parties involved. The take-off however is slower than many people expected. This talk analysis the benefits and risks for consumer identity, especially from the perspective of online service provider (relying party). It discusses market entry and business model issues, the role that trust frameworks can play, privacy and user aspects (including user centric identity) and different approaches to regulation....

The Open Identity Trust Framework (OITF)

Anthony Nadalin, Microsoft

Internet Scale Trust and Openness

Kim Cameron, Convergence.tech • Anthony Nadalin, Microsoft • Eve Maler, ForgeRock • Dr. Maarten Wegdam, InnoValor - ReadID • Andreas Reisen, Federal Ministry of the Interior, Germany